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Last Friday, my colleague Koen and I gave a presentation about the future of mobile and the choices City Live makes. We called it ‘the magic of mobile’. Our public? Students communication and multimedia design or the web decision makers of tomorrow. Take a look:

The presentation was part of a set of experimental media classes, [...]

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The City Live developers community Glowe presented a mobile  ‘alcoholtest application‘at the Student Take-Off in Hasselt yesterday.  And it was a succes. Students checked their ’status’ and estimated alcohol percentage via the mobile phone and loved it.

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This afternoon, the City Live developers community GLOWE will show its widgets to the world for the first time.
When?
From 3.30 pm till 10pm
Where?
At the Hasselt Student TakeOff; You find the Glowers @ the Cultuurmarkt

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Big day @ City Live. The Glowe developers community using our technology in open source, has welcomed its 100st member.
Our CEO Frank is in New York at the moment and attended a Barcamp there. He introduced the GLOWE technology to an American attendant, who became Glower number 100.
If you want to know what the developers [...]

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Three questions:
1. Would you like to win a Wii?
2. Are you in for something new?
3. Do you like mobile technology?
When your answer to the three questions is YES, you should instantly surf to the form of the GLOWE contest. GLOWE is the specification City Live uses. A developers community can make use of it as [...]

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The success of Twitter is really amazing. Since its launch in July 2006, the micro-blogging site built up a community of more than 1 million users that send 3 million messages each day. But will this success continue now that Twitter announced that free SMS updates are history?

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Sometimes it’s good to dig up old news and see what we can learn from past experiences. With all the enthusiasm that is emerging around mobile Android, iPhone or Symbian applications I revisited an old article on mobile data user experience.
The original article was written two years ago by Elliot Drucker, a regular author of Wireless [...]

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